The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-03-19

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To norsons who bovo ros;ded
Low op tbo P.o;Gc onost = seem.
stranoa % .hot CoIora5n should Load
th;. coost IN tbo nrodrc,;on of the
nrec;oms metois hut a neon into
tbo Aomr;sh;no vouno c;tv of Den.
vor . o;,v .hot w.s on,v a f.w yeors
.on " I;.,Io ,.,;n;un oar,r IN q w;l.
Jsrnsss e hu, now q connectad bv a
reamIor networr of norrow-cavoe
.i -" -, M ,.;,. 81, ~ - aror', n,;n;no =
o.rnm ;n tha. % rnnnt [ roonpto;nons :
% sta,a and - ~ reaches ont for trade and
ores clear into Idaho and oven Or.
o.on E,rn;sh;n1 oan;toi 70 hn,,
rn;ras ond ,nach;norv 80 w,rk them
aii over th;S whole Rockv monn'
tn;n @ d;s,r;o. for q r.d;ms of over a
thnnsand Ills ~ avorv d;rect;on
- 0 ,o .h;nL f,i, a.n,onot;on 81
~ ' "" 80 soorot and avon now ve
oau onu [ haar . ' rono,t That tho Denver
onJ R;o Cr,nde norrow-oauoe rail.
wov which extends Tn Ogden. is
thinking of running a line up into
the center of Idaho and thus tap
this rich mineral country and bring
us into direct railway communica-
ton with Denver.
To a stranger coming into this
part of the world the first appear
ance is very disappointing, for the
great level plains lust north of
Snake river, thickly covered with
the colorless sagebrush, presents a
sameness that is very tiring to the
eye. But this plain of loose, ashy-
looking soil is easily cleared and
needs only water to make it pro-
duce heavy crops of cereals and
fruits, while stretching away north
ward are low hills covered with the
nutritious bunchgrass all the spring
and summer months, making it a
stockman's paradise. a little over
twenty years ago
BOISE RIVER VALLEY
yyhoro Ro;.o c;tv row .tonds wae
roth;no Int a saoebrush nlain.
Now tbsr. 10 heant;fnI c;tv with
iaroe hn;ld;nos and tastv residence,
and large shade trees and flower
gardens, surrounded cy nne farms
ana o,chalos' rein,,ans 9',:,, us u oul
own oeau!llui , ",lla,nea'eI IN % mus ;u;
showing wnat can oe aohe 1y ir!i-
gation, ana wnat mas peeh oone IN
BOISE valley can De aohe nearly
all over this lower country, as tnere
are several large streams OF running
water coming down nearly every
valley and gulch. Now, IN conciu-
sion we will only say TINS IS out q
brief, unsatisfactory sKetcn' 100
short to give anything IKE an ioea
of this vast territory or Its resources,
but will venture the assertion tnat
there cannot be found in the United
States { (outside of Alaska another
part of Uncle Sans domain OF
equal size, about which less is
known, than the territory OF Idaho.
Supt. Doniphan was down again
last night and brought down
ANOTHER $1,000 GOLD BRICK
A.. p: c., NJ Q mill.
from tne Dig Oa'nae 49,, ~. ..;,i : % ~,
owing 70 neavy Snow ''o e H'.'. as "~s
oohged 70 snu; u1"n i'S w.. t4{o
TINS mon1n Iol lscn ;. =. 'oa,' : aav ~. ass;m s
stamps are ma na'n'nHsl"s Taln 81. a"aS Sonshir ~sh
night ana aay. o me 'ass ~ h,oits;y i;iiy
pay oay I o, sie uepn = pa,,ov,,s =, .' n % the